Pennsylvania State Employees Credit Union in Harrisburg, Pa., has upgraded its banking system to Corelation’s KeyStone platform.
PSECU’s upgrades started on Aug. 31, with the extraction of data and transaction history from the banking system. The conversion took about one day to complete, the credit union said on Friday.
“At PSECU, we’re focused on always providing our members with the best quality products and services,” Greg Smith, president of PSECU, said in a statement. “Staying at the forefront of technological advancements is an important part of this commitment, as many of our members rely on our digital banking solutions to meet their day-to-day financial needs.”
To prepare for the new system, the $5.3 billion-asset credit union’s more than 850 employees completed about 1,000 KeyStone training sessions. The new system should help identify fraud.
KeyStone is a relational database that is compatible with an array of programming languages, including Java, JavaScript, C++ and C Sharp tools.
